DDR HOTTEST PARTY 2 (Wii) (Europe)

Haha this might piss you off more:



They stuck Dancing and Stage together on SuperNOVA2 and yeah, DDR HP2 sticks out too much when I arrange it like that.

And for anyone that noticed the box set at the bottom, yeah, fan of Two Pints here.

Well at least there are gaps between the words...

Also, 'Two Pints'? You have good taste in comedy Al. You, me and Oni should meet up some day, play DDR, watch some comedy and have hot sweaty sex have a good time.

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It's so inconsistent. The manual has DDR without the spaces. Ah well, just shows how shoddy KONAMI do things here.

You poor, poor man. Watch Bottom instead.

You know I'm kidding.

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I love the front page now.

Ah... Not to be cruel, but I'm glad I live in the USA...

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A (marginally) better one would be: OUT NOW! IT'S NOT VERY GOOD!

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ROFL.

Seeing KONAMI can't be arsed to advertise it, I might as well do my own banner.

Diggin the banner, Konami would be proud to have you as their European advertising rep

I even e-mailed them last week saying why wasn't the DDR HP2 page up on the official site and got no reply. I'm very tempted to put ダメ！ダメ！ on the banner, which basically means NO GOOD! NO GOOD!.

Please do

After double checking the song list on Youtube I've decided I won't be getting this game. There just aren't enough licences I like compared to Hottest Party and the Konami originals don't grab me as much in this release, definitely not enough to warrant paying £25 ($41) for. I think I'll wait for DDR '09 Wii...

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OK, tagged it with N.G. on the top left corner.

Something I also noticed. In the game credits, it says the title logo designers were Japanese but to be honest, I think they forgot to change the names to whoever made the actual logo this time round.

Love the banner Al

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Now that's unfair to the sea slug that worked on this game. It was a sea slug, right? I mean, 9 months for a sea slug to release a game with no changes except an extra letter, an ugly logo, and translations is pretty impressive. Of course, any human could have done this in a week, if they have the cash to hire some translators for a day.

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Hahaha.

Just some confirmations. Changing the system language on the Wii does indeed change the language in the game as expected.


And the game does acknowledge Dancing Stage HOTTEST PARTY in one way:

Could you possibly explain what the option in that last image you posted actually does Al?

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Unlocks everything in DS HP1

User support unlocks everything/anything you haven't unlocked in the previous game. (it originated on the Japanese Playstation games) ie max 2 would unlock max, extreme would unlock max 2, festival would unlock extreme, and so on.

Yeah, it basically unlocks everything you don't have unlocked in DS HOTTEST PARTY. It says that at the bottom lol.